1.
What is the broader topic that the author
proposes is a problem?
2.
How does the author define that topic? State
that definition here.
3.
Is there a readily identifiable thesis statement
which states the problem and reasons in a because claim?
4.
How is the problem contextualized? (e.g. when
the problem began, what has already been done regarding the problem, the
consequences of the problem, etc.)
5.
Is the problem topic specific and located in the
smallest possible category? (e.g. cats > feral cats on UF’s campus)
6.
Is the problem unique? If the topic is popular
(e.g. obesity, gun control, abortion), does the problem statement offer a new
interpretation of the common problem?
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